Lua editors While any text editor can edit Lua files, many contain additional Lua specific features. See also UI FAQ/AddOn Author Resources Freeware Edit WoWUIDesigner Complete IDE for Lua and XML UI files, including intellisense for many WoW API functions - Windows XP/2000/2003/Vista Eclipse + the Lua Development Tools plug-ins. IntelliJ IDEA IntelliJ + the Lua plugin. LuaEdit (Open Source) Complete professional looking Lua IDE - Windows 98/2000/XP ZeroBrane Studio (Windows/Mac OSX/Linux) A lightweight Lua IDE with code completion, syntax highlighting, remote debugger, code analyzer, and live coding. PSPad Syntax highlighting for Lua and XML files, fully features programmer's editor. Komodo Edit (Open Source) A very nice editor built on top of Mozilla and Scintilla; with the extensibility of Firefox, and the syntax highlighting engine from SciTE. LuaIDE Integrated development environment for Lua for Windows SciTE (Open Source) A very extensible open source editor. Notepad++ (Open Source) Proton Emacs (Open Source)
Keep your World of Warcraft add-ons up to date easily with the Curse Client You know from first impressions of the Curse website and download page that this is going to be one smooth app. The Curse Client sure has come on a long way since its early, ugly, clunky days. Now, with version 4, it has finally reached maturity. Sexy, sleek, easy-to-use maturity. The Curse Client primarily manages your add-ons for World of Warcraft. The Curse Client does a lot of other stuff too, like synchronizing your add-ons across multiple computers -- but most importantly, it lets you backup your add-ons and settings! Trust me when I say using the Curse Client is simple. Again, notice how pretty it is? If you're used to the standard download-and-then-navigate-to-your-WoW-folder-and-unzip-the-add-on technique of installing World of Warcraft add-ons, the Curse Client is going to blow you over with a gale of fresh air. All in all, along with Rawr, the Curse Client is one of those 'must have' WoW applications. Download the Curse Client v4
World of Warcraft universe guide - WoWWiki Forum gratis : The Binos Lair Killer Guides Download & Play a MMORPG Called Ragnarok for Free It’s finally here. Well, it’s probably been here for some time, but I can safely say that gamers who enjoy Mass Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games (MMORPG) can now freely play Ragnarok Online for free. Ragnarok Online is a freely downloadable client much like Gunbound or Rakion, the only difference being that you have to pay a subscription in order to play. This is originally a Korean based MMORPG, but since its inception in 2001, the game has been sponsored by various regional ventures which have been given much freedom in determining how they would like to run the platform. Ragnarok Online is based off a manga called Ragnarok, and there is obviously an amazing story filled with fairies, swords, magical items, and evil powers at work. Players can gain experience points and obtain more powerful weapons by accepting quests or just going out into the open and fighting monsters. System Requirements Intel Pentium 500 MHz equivalent At least 128MB RAM At least Direct X 8 8MB graphics card
Ogame – A Free Online Strategy Game of Space War Last year, my brother-in-law introduced me to a free online strategy game called Ogame. Ogame is a massively multiplayer game by anyone’s standards. It consists of 43 “Universes,” with each universe holding many thousands of planets – each home to a particular player who wants to become the master of that particular universe. Ogame is completely free to join and play, and there’s a staff of avid gamers who moderate and maintain the entire game system. Ogame – A Space War Like No Other When I first started playing the free online strategy game known as Ogame, I figured I’d play for about a couple of weeks and call it good. The opening login screen itself really captured my interest unlike any other online game I’ve ever played. Navigating Through Ogame While there’s a lot of detail, complex game play and a lot of strategy involved in this game, overall navigating through the various control screens is a piece of cake once you get used to it. The Game Play and Action
Runes of Magic – The Best Free Internet Multiplayer Game Let’s be honest. There are a ton of free internet multiplayer games out there, a lot of them coming from the MMORPG genre, and far from all of them are able to match their retail competitors. A lot of these games are great fun, but they still feel like a free product. But then something else comes along — a magical experience presents itself and defies almost anything you’ve seen before. Runes of Magic – Rise of the Demon Lord Frogster’s Runes of Magic is a free-to-play MMORPG, and to be quite frank, it’s one of the best free MMORPGs around. Since its launch a few months ago, it has been criticized numerous times for being a World of Warcraft lookalike, or even clone. Runes of Magic had been in the beta phase for a while, and it finally went live mid-March, with its first installment of the series, Rise of the Demon Lord. Earlier this month, they also released a teaser for The Elven Prophecy chapter sequel, introducing an additional race, new classes, and a ton of upcoming features.